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The Pineapple Thief
The Pineapple Thief are an English progressive rock band founded in 1999 in Yeovil, Somerset, by Bruce Soord as a solo recording project.
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United Kingdom
- Aug 2ManchesterO2 Victoria Warehouse ManchesterView details
United States
- Nov 18WashingtonHoward TheatreView details
- Nov 20PhiladelphiaTheatre of Living ArtsView details
- Nov 28ChicagoHouse of Blues ChicagoView details
- Nov 29ClevelandHouse of Blues ClevelandView details
- Dec 4DenverSummit Music HallView details
- Dec 6PhoenixCrescent BallroomView details
- Dec 7San DiegoThe Observatory North ParkView details
- Dec 10San FranciscoAugust HallView details
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About The Pineapple Thief
In 2003, Soord expanded the project into a full band, adding "The" to the name to distinguish it from the fellow English progressive act Porcupine Tree. The current lineup features Soord (vocals, guitars, keyboards), Jon Sykes (bass), Steve Kitch (keyboards) and drummer Gavin Harrison, formerly of King Crimson and Porcupine Tree, who joined in 2017.
Signed to Kscope since 2007, the band's music has been featured in MTV's The Hills. Across sixteen studio albums, including 10 Stories Down (2005), Someone Here Is Missing (2010), Your Wilderness (2016), Dissolution (2018), Versions of the Truth (2020) and It Leads to This (2024), their sound layers atmospheric guitar work and intricate rhythms with Soord's introspective songwriting.
The band continues to tour and record within the broader progressive rock tradition, building on a catalogue that spans a quarter century.